heavy bursts on the far east anglia. pretty damp across parts of eastern england but under the clear skies for the rest are fresh start on friday. a patch of rural grass frost in the most prone spots but it should clear away quickly. a few showers and to the western isles of scotla nd showers and to the western isles of scotland but elsewhere, it is a bright morning to come. the east of england keeps quite a bit of cloud and outbreaks of rain. further west, we have got sunny spells. just a chance of an isolated shower in the far west but cloudy and damp conditions in toward the london region and up towards east anglia. that rain will lingerfor region and up towards east anglia. that rain will linger for a time of the east. breezy of the east coast of east anglia and the rain pushes into north—east england and eastern scotland. but away from the same, that the function and scattered showers. some of the showers, the odd rumble of thunder. during saturday, a similar picture. sunshine and showers once again and once again

may well be a dry day across east anglia and the south—east. that's where we're seeing the highest temperatures, but they're tending to slip away. numbers dropping, typically into the mid—teens. sliding in from the atlantic, slowly but surely, we've got this area of low pressure, which will amplify the showers into longer spells of rain for northern ireland and for western scotland, closer to the centre of the low. 0therwise, some sunshine and some showers scattered about, some of them still on the heavy side, and temperatures typically 14 or 15 degrees, and not getting any warmer over the weekend. yes, there will be some sunshine at times, but some further heavy showers. and, with clear skies at night, it will be on the chilly side. hello, this is breakfast. this is a special edition. i'm live in bristol. that is the clifton suspension bridge. three weeks away from the general election, we will look at the key issues for you this morning. this is bbc breakfast on the road. yes, good morning. iam here with the bbc breakfast buttie van, we wil

there will be a few showers into east anglia and the south—east on friday. more cloud in the far south. breezy, a gusty wind in southern parts. eyeing up gusty wind in southern parts. eyeing up this weather system going into the weekend. threatening to bring rain to the south of england but it's a threat at the moment, not a guarantee. that may not play out exactly like this on saturday. to the north of that bit of cloud may produce shower, good sunny spells in scotla nd produce shower, good sunny spells in scotland and northern ireland. the wind easing on saturday, but more on sunday we notice the difference. enough of a breeze to keep the coasts cooler than elsewhere and we will see unsunny skies in the west. find the forecast where you are or where you are going online. that is it for me for now. hello and welcome to one hundred days plus. the british prime minister accuses brussels of interfering in the uk election. it comes after eu estimates that the brexit divorce bill will be much higher than predicted. speaking after a visit to the queen — teresa

towards the midlands and east anglia, a dry and bright start. 0ne east anglia, a dry and bright start. one or two showers close to east anglia, not farfrom one or two showers close to east anglia, not far from the south coast. a southerly breeze pushing ian. through the day, showers developing quite widely across england, wales, northern ireland scotland. some could contain some rumbles of thunder and possibly a bit of hail. some spells of sunshine into the afternoon. 17— 18 will be the top temperature in the south corner. there may be some wet weather in inverness, on the chilly side. ten or 11 degrees there. the chance of a some showers elsewhere. through the evening, a of showers turning to fade away from england and wales. they may eventually start to fade away from northern ireland as well. wetter weather towards the finals. that means away by sunday. a fresh start, a good deal of sunshine, especially in the south—east. further north and west, more breeze and cloud. some rainfall western ireland and scotland. 15 degrees in belfast, 19 or 20 in the south—east. there may be s

but it may well be a dry day across east anglia and the south—east. that is where we're seeing the highest temperatures, but they are tending to slip away. numbers are dropping, typically into the mid—teens. and sliding in from the atlantic, slowly but surely, we've got this area of low pressure, which is just going to amplify the showers into longer spells of rain for northern ireland and for western scotland, closer to the centre of the low. otherwise, some sunshine and some showers scattered about, some of them still on the heavy side, and temperatures typically 14 or 15 degrees, and not getting any warmer over the weekend. yes, there will be some sunshine at times, but some further heavy showers. and, with clear skies at night, it will be on the chilly side. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: the trump administration is facing further controversy, with reports that the president asked the fbi directorjames comey to drop an investigation into his former nati

more cloud pushing across east anglia and the midlands later. for most of the sunshine will be out north and west. onshore wind keeping things a bit cooler towards the north sea coast. through to saturday morning, a few changes. wales producing a few spots of rain. something heavier edging its way to cornwall. an area of low pressure a cross its way to cornwall. an area of low pressure across the bay of biscay. at the moment, it looks as though it will be parts of cornwall, the channel island singh rain through the day. david may also see splashes of rain. saturday, northern england morning rain or drizzle. —— devon may also see. more sunshine through east anglia and the south—east were it will start to feel warmer. whether the rain gets through to the south coast, it will push away into the continent. winds into a more north—easterly direction. a bit more sunshine in southern areas. cooler across northern and eastern areas with the wind off the seas. cloud. and and northern ireland. hello, this is breakfast, with sally nugent and charli

south—east england and east anglia are dry with warm and humid air. temperatures likely to be higher than 22 degrees. behind that band of rain, not very cold. on wednesday, this rain is across the south—east of england and east anglia. the wettest day of the week. elsewhere, sunshine, blustery showers in the north—west and temperatures a little lower. this is bbc news, the headlines: emmanuel macron has been sworn in as france's new president. he's promised to restore the confidence of french people in their country's future. the european union's law enforcement agency, europol, has warned of an escalating threat from the cyber attack which struck nhs computer systems on friday. the conservatives have said they'll help local authorities to build thousands of council homes for rent if they win the general election. labour says it would raise billions of pounds for public services with a new tax on financial transactions known as a "robin hood" tax. now on bbc news it's the travel show. coming up on this week's travel show: we're in colombia, explor

, not just cloudy from suffolk, for many in east anglia, notjust cloudy but breezing, damp in places too, and quite cold with that temperature just round nine sells you but at high as 20 in western scotland. now overnight we keep some cloud across parts of england and wales, so here the temperature, where you have the cloud not going down too far, maybe the odd passing shower, a few spots of rain but within the cloud most places are looking dry, some clear spells for parts of wales, northern england, so turning chilly, in rural areas and a few pockets of frost in scotland, going into the morning. there is is a bit more cloud though, filtering in across scotland. so not the clear blue sky tomorrow but good sunny spells and into northern ireland, and for many of us in northern england. as we head further south we are into cloudier sky, a few brighter breaks but from the click -- few brighter breaks but from the click —— thicker cloud into the midlands, east anglia, south—east england the chance for catching a shower and we still have this cool north—easterly breeze, if anything

a bit more in the way of brightness towards east anglia and the south—east, so feeling a little less chilly than recent days even though it is still rather breezy. whether that weather front gets really towards us or not, the low pressure responsible does clear off into central europe as the go into sunday, opening the door to north—easterly winds. that will make it feel rather cooler on northern and eastern coasts on sunday, with a bit of cloud at times, maybe the odd shower but the vast majority will be dry. southern areas feeling a bit warmer and the best of the sunshine to parts of south and the west. into next week, low pressure will remain dominant towards the south—west of the country. high pressure to the north and that will mean easterly winds will remain with us. they will fluctuate between south—easterly ones which may bring something milder but also those chillier north—easterly ones too. most staying dry. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: smiles and applause after congress

more cloud for the midlands, wales, and east anglia. to start the day, there might be the odd shower, but most places will be dry. the breeze is the most noticeable in the south of the most noticeable in the south of the uk. the north—easterly wind is gusty in places. we hold onto sunny spells and dry weather for scotland. brightening up into wales and central england. east anglia and southern england seeing the odd shower. there will be some brighter breaks. and the temperature contrast between east and west again. very similar going into friday. the breeze is there for everybody. strongest in the south, gusty in nature. and the south, south—east england and east anglia runs the risk of catching a shower. but the emphasis is on plenty of dry weather. this weather system flirting with the south, channel islands, the isles of scilly, where they could be some rain. this forecast is not set in stone. the uncertainty is how far north this rain will get. keep watching for updates. light showers to the north of it, but most places dry. su

towards the midlands, the south—east, east anglia, bar the odd early shower most anglia, bar the odd early shower m ost pla ces anglia, bar the odd early shower most places will be dry and bright. through the late morning and into the afternoon showers will develop widely across most parts of the uk. still more persistent rain in scotland. maybe the odd rubble of thunder in some parts of england and wales. —— rumble. stillspells thunder in some parts of england and wales. —— rumble. still spells of sunshine and temperatures about 14— 54 sunshine and temperatures about 14— 5a glasgow, belfast. a 18 in the south—eastern corner. a fresh start to sunday. a lot of dry and bright weather. cloud and a breeze and a bit of rain in the far north—west. about 15 degrees four glasgow and belfast. warming up on the south—eastern corner. saturday has heavy showers, but some spells of sunshine. sunday is the better of the two days. very little in the way of rainfall. and a bit warmer. some places are warmer still towards monday, with the southerly breeze. some wind and rain to the

particularly as it pushes through south—east england and east anglia on wednesday evening. heavy and thundery rain here, that could be actually torrential. keep you updated on that, i sure whether by the end of the week for all of us. a mixture of sunshine and scattered heavy showers. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: moors murderer ian brady, who killed five children and teenagers in the 1960s with his partner myra hindley, has died aged 79. the cabinet‘s emergency committee has met over the global cyber—attack which affected the nhs. routine surgery and gp appointments have been cancelled in some areas. good evening and welcome to bbc news. in the last hour it's been confirmed that the moors murderer,

it may well be a dry day across east anglia and the south—east. that is where we're seeing the highest temperatures, but they are tending to slip away. numbers are dropping, typically into the mid—teens. and sliding in from the atlantic, slowly but surely, we have this area of low pressure, which isjust going to amplify the showers of low pressure, which is just going to amplify the showers into longer spells of rain for northern ireland and for western scotland, closer to the centre of the low. otherwise, some sunshine and some showers scattered about, some of them still on the heavy side, and temperatures typically 14 or 15 degrees, and not getting any warmer over the weekend. yes, there will be some sunshine at times, but some further heavy showers, and with clear skies at night, it will be on the chilly side. this is bbc news. our top story: the white house has denied reports in the us media that president trump tried to get the fbi to drop an investigation into one of his aides. the new york times claims the president asked the fbi director

but it may well be a dry day across east anglia and the south—east. that is where we're seeing the highest temperatures, but they are tending to slip away. numbers are dropping, typically into the mid—teens. and sliding in from the atlantic, slowly but surely, we've got this area of low pressure, which is just going to amplify the showers into longer spells of rain for northern ireland and for western scotland, closer to the centre of the low. 0therwise, some sunshine and some showers scattered about, some of them still on the heavy side, and temperatures typically 1a or 15 degrees, and not getting any warmer over the weekend. yes, there will be some sunshine at times, but some further heavy showers. and, with clear skies at night, it will be on the chilly side. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: another day, another crisis for the white house. reports that the president asked fbi directorjames comey to drop an investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. meanwhi

but it may well be a dry day across east anglia and the south—east. that is where we're seeing the highest temperatures, but they are tending to slip away. numbers are dropping, typically into the mid—teens. and sliding in from the atlantic, slowly but surely, we've got this area of low pressure, which is just going to amplify the showers into longer spells of rain for northern ireland and for western scotland, closer to the centre of the low. otherwise, some sunshine and some showers scattered about, some of them still on the heavy side, and temperatures typically 14 or 15 degrees, and not getting any warmer over the weekend. yes, there will be some sunshine at times, but some further heavy showers. and, with clear skies at night, it will be on the chilly side. this is bbc news. the headlines: more controversy for donald trump's white house. officials are denying widespread reports in the us media that he asked the fbi to end its inquiry into his former national security adviser michael flynn. a powerful committee of the us congress has demanded to

but it may well be a dry day across east anglia and the south—east. that is where we're seeing the highest temperatures, but they're tending to slip away. numbers dropping, typically into the mid—teens. and sliding in from the atlantic, slowly but surely, we've got this area of low pressure, which will amplify the showers into longer spells of rain for northern ireland and for western scotland, closer to the centre of the low. 0therwise, sunshine and some showers scattered about, some still on the heavy side, and temperatures typically 1a or 15 degrees, and not getting any warmer over the weekend. there will be some sunshine at times, but further heavy showers. and, with clear skies at night, on the chilly side. this is bbc news. our top stories — further controversy for the white house — reports that president trump asked fbi director, james comey to drop an investigation into the former national security adviser, michael flynn. responding to north korea's latest missile test, the un security council meets behind closed doors — and the us say

it may well be a dry day across east anglia and the south—east. that is where we are seeing the highest british, but they are tending to slip away. numbers are tending to slip away. numbers are dropping typically into the mid—teens. and sliding in from the atlantic, slowly but surely, we have this area of low pressure which is just going to amplify the showers in the longer spells of rain for northern ireland and the western scotland. closer to the centre of the low, otherwise some sunshine and showers scattered about. some of them still on the heavy side and temperatures of 1a or 15 degrees. not getting any warmer over the weekend. yes, there will be some sunshine at times, but some further heavy showers, and under clear skies at night, it will be on the chilly side. this is bbc world news. our top story. the white house has denied reports in the us media that president trump tried to get the fbi to drop an investigation into one of his aides. the new york times claims the president asked the fbi directorjames comey to drop the investigation in

but it may well be a dry day across east anglia and the south—east. that is where we're seeing the highest temperatures, but they are tending to slip away. numbers are dropping, typically into the mid—teens. and sliding in from the atlantic, slowly but surely, we've got this area of low pressure, which is just going to amplify the showers into longer spells of rain for northern ireland and for western scotland, closer to the centre of the low. otherwise, some sunshine and some showers scattered about, some of them still on the heavy side, and temperatures typically 1a or 15 degrees, and not getting any warmer over the weekend. yes, there will be some sunshine at times, but some further heavy showers. and, with clear skies at night, it will be on the chilly side. this is bbc news. the headlines: donald trump is engulfed in further controversy, with the administration denying reports that he asked the fbi to end a probe into his former national security adviser, michael flynn. the white house says reports in the new york times and other us outlets are

whether west just areas to the east of london, and east anglia. whether westjust past the derry patchy rain. further west, the derry patchy rain. further west, the showers fade. temperatures will be low enough for a touch of frost. in two to marry eastern areas of england will have to content with the heaviest rain will be out in the north sea. just some patchy rain clipping across the east coast. further west another day of sunshine and showers, some heavy side maybe with a run of thunder particularly down to the south and south west. temperatures 15, 16 but a bit chillier stuck across the cloud on the east lost. saturday, cloudy and wet weather goes to scotland. elsewhere sunshine and showers. some showers will be heavy. temperatures 12-18 showers will be heavy. temperatures 12 — 18 degrees. the second half of the weekend will see the high pressure building its way to the south and will give a chilly night saturday into sunday. it also means on sunday day are a lot of dry weather, a fair amount of sunshine, perhaps a cloud and rain into the fa

it may well be a dry day across east anglia and the south—east. that is where we are seeing the highest temperatures, but they are tending to slip away. numbers are dropping, typically into the mid—teens. and sliding in from the atlantic, slowly but surely, we have this area of low pressure, which isjust going to amplify the showers into longer spells of rain for northern ireland and for western scotland, closer to the centre of the low. 0therwise, some sunshine and some showers scattered about, some of them still on the heavy side, and temperatures typically 14 or 15 degrees, not getting any warmer over the weekend. yes, there will be some sunshine at times, but some further heavy showers, and with clear skies at night, it will be on the chilly side. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines — the white house rejects claims that president trump asked the head of the fbi to end an investigation into possible links between a senior official and the kremlin. following north korea's latest missile test, the un security council meets behind close

a bit more in the way of brightness towards east anglia and the south—east, so feeling a little less chilly than recent days even though it is still rather breezy. whether that weather front gets really towards us or not, the low pressure responsible does clear off into central europe as the go into sunday, opening the door to north—easterly winds. that will make it feel rather cooler on northern and eastern coasts on sunday, with a bit of cloud at times, maybe the odd shower but the vast majority will be dry. southern areas feeling a bit warmer and the best of the sunshine to parts of south and the west. into next week, low pressure will remain dominant towards the south—west of the country. high pressure to the north and that will mean easterly winds will remain with us. they will fluctuate between south—easterly ones which may bring something milder but also those chillier north—easterly ones too. most staying dry. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: smiles and applause after congress

but it may well be a dry day across east anglia and the south—east. that is where we're seeing the highest temperatures, but they are tending to slip away. numbers are dropping, typically into the mid—teens. and sliding in from the atlantic, slowly but surely, we've got this area of low pressure, which is just going to amplify the showers into longer spells of rain for northern ireland and for western scotland, closer to the centre of the low. otherwise, some sunshine and some showers scattered about, some of them still on the heavy side, and temperatures typically 14 or 15 degrees, and not getting any warmer over the weekend. yes, there will be some sunshine at times, but some further heavy showers. and, with clear skies at night, it will be on the chilly side. this is bbc news. the headlines: more controversy for donald trump's white house. officials are denying widespread reports in the us media that he asked the fbi to end its inquiry into his former national security adviser, michael flynn. a powerful committee of the us congress has demanded t

temperature similar to today, quite warm in the south—east, east anglia, 19 or 20 celsius. south—westerly breeze is, though, and the wind picks up overnight and as we head into monday this low pressure is heading our way coming from a long way south, bringing warm

but brought a very wet night for the south—east of england, east anglia, the east midlands, and getting in towards the north—east of england by the time we reach friday morning. further west, though, it's clearer skies. any showers died away. and a touch of frost in one or two places. but less cold in the south—east because of cloud cover. so, first thing on friday, then, it's a lovely bright start across many northern and western areas. showers never too far away, though, for the north—west of northern ireland and the outer hebrides has an area of low pressure there. but the bulk of scotland and northern ireland will be bright. a chilly start, but bright. lots of sunshine. same too as well for the far north—west of england in towards wales and the far south—west of england. maybe just one or two showers pushing in towards cornwall and the west of devon. but, further east, midlands eastwards, a cloudy start. damp, outbreaks of rain, especially for east anglia in towards lincolnshire, up in towards the north—east. and notice this area of low pressure slowly sliding north alon

late in the day before some of that rain begins to break out towards the meridian over towards east anglia. following on behind, much muggier air and coming back into the south of the british isles. that could spawn some really quite violent 5trong thunderstorms in the wee hours of bank holiday monday. and notice tho5e temperatures again — not be lower than 1a or 16, a fresher feel before the rain belt. for bank holiday monday, we keep on puhing that rain further rain further north. the area most at risk of seeing temperatures soar away again with the attendant thunderstorms i5 east anglia and the south—east. perhaps something a little bit fresher, a little bit quieter by way of weather across the south—west. monday into tuesday, an area of low pressure ju5t throws this weakening weather front across the british isles. notice the number of isobar5. quite windy for a time until we get to wednesday, when it will settle down. indeed, on into thursday as well, with the high pressure building in. so after the passage of the weather front, with a wee bit of rain in the midweek — it will

a bit more in the way of brightness towards east anglia and the south—east, so feeling a little less chilly than recent days even though it is still rather breezy. whether that weather front gets really towards us or not, the low pressure responsible does clear off into central europe as the go into sunday, opening the door to north—easterly winds. that will make it feel rather cooler on northern and eastern coasts on sunday, with a bit of cloud at times, maybe the odd shower but the vast majority will be dry. southern areas feeling a bit warmer and the best of the sunshine to parts of south and the west. into next week, low pressure will remain dominant towards the south—west of the country. high pressure to the north and that will mean easterly winds will remain with us. they will fluctuate between south—easterly ones which may bring something milder but also those chillier north—easterly ones too. most staying dry. this is bbc news, i'm karin giannone reporting live from paris. it's the final day of campaigning in the french presidential election, with both candidates on t

cloud returning to east anglia, and the south—east later. further north and west of blue sky for most. cool along the eastern coast with the onshore winds. cloud developing through parts of the midlands, wales and northern england. frost is taking us into the weekend. across parts of scotla nd into the weekend. across parts of scotland and a big change to the south—west. a low pressure system pushing the weather front our way. a bit how uncertain how far west it will get. at the moment it looks like persistent rain into cornwall, maybe off the channel islands. showers in devon and cornwall as well. spots of rain around but something brighter developing through the afternoon. sunny in parts of scotland, particularly to the west. feeling warmer in the south—east as we see a few more brea ks south—east as we see a few more breaks into the cloud. whether the weather system gets to the low pressure, it clears off into central europe into sunday. it means we change the wind direction and beat and it into a warmer, brighter day to southern co

temperatures really responding to that, as well, 27, again, around the murray firth, down across east anglia, and on the eastern shores of england. but all that heat eventually sparked thunderstorm activity. a lot of you telling us about that on our twitter feed. and it was really there to be had right across the north of england. spectacular amounts of lightning for some of you. but underneath it, my word, what a drenching to be had. notjust of rain — a lot of you reported on the hail, and for some, my word, it alljust passed you by, and it was a glorious day. first off on sunday, a fresh start for many. single figures in some southern counties. a dull old start or the north—west of england, then arching through north—west scotland, and a chance for a little bit of rain on the breeze. once again on into the day, a lot of fine weather, maybe one or two showers on the eastern borders of england and scotland. further west, dry, fine for the most part. bits and pieces of sunshine coming through boosting temperatures. northern ireland would do nicely. dry weather there. so to across the no

otherwise, a fair bit of dry weather towards east anglia and south—east england. and it will probably stay dry towards these eastern areas pretty much all day, with that cloud thinning and breaking to allow some spells of sunshine in the relatively warm and humid air that has wafted its way in from france. otherwise, we've got this band of rain, then, as i say, slow—moving across wales and south—west england. underneath that persistent rain, not the warmest of days. further east, in the sunshine, well, if we do get some decent, sunny spells, we could see temperatures pushing on towards 25 degrees in the warmest spots. not far off the warmest weather we've seen so far this year. now, on into the nighttime, the weather front pushes a little bit further eastwards, so we'll get that wet weather pushing in across parts of east anglia, moving towards the home counties. central, southern england also turning soggy. a cooler night further north and west for scotland and northern ireland. and then, through wednesday, our front continues to very gradually push its way e

but the east midlands, east anglia, into parts of yorkshire, rather cloudy. maybe the odd spot of drizzle, but essentially it's dry. some rain in the northern isles. warm in the sunshine, cool with the cloud. warmer in south—east england. the breeze is less noticeable on the north sea coast. a bit more cloud into scotland as we go on through tuesday night into wednesday morning. but then for wednesday, we will start elsewhere clear and quite chilly. temperatures lower than this away from large cities and town centres. some areas will be close to freezing, as wednesday begins, so gardeners take note of the potential impact on delicate plants of this cold temperature. a sunny start on wednesday especially in england and wales. southern scotland and northern ireland seeing sunny spells. more cloud across the north of scotland, the further north you are in scotland, some outbreaks of rain around. but again, there's some warmth in the sunshine. warmer around the north sea coast compared with recent days. and then on thursday, whilst most places staying dry, vari

on wednesday got a little bit more stark across the uk, with low cloud dominant across parts of east anglia and the south—east. a breeze off a chilly sea. 9 celsius the high for one or two, but in the sunshine, and plenty of it further north and west, high teens and low 20s. and considering our wind is coming from the east, and will be for the next few days, you look downwind, clumps of cloud running into the same areas that we have seen during the past 2a hours. so, more cloud around on thursday. maybe the odd brighter break here and there. but east anglia and the south—east always prone to the odd spot of rain and drizzle and maybe a few splashes of drizzle further west. a few breaks in the cloud towards devon and cornwall, the channel islands, but probably a little bit of a cloudier start across wales, compared to what we saw yesterday morning. further north, though, sunshine will be out again across much of northern england, after a chilly start. a chilly start but a sunny start in northern ireland too. the odd mist or fog patch. in scotland, more chilly start, dry and sunny. around

a bit more in the way of brightness towards east anglia and the south—east, so feeling a little less chilly than recent days even though it is still rather breezy. whether that weather front gets really towards us or not, the low pressure responsible does clear off into central europe as the go into sunday, opening the door to north—easterly winds. that will make it feel rather cooler on northern and eastern coasts on sunday, with a bit of cloud at times, maybe the odd shower but the vast majority will be dry. southern areas feeling a bit warmer and the best of the sunshine to parts of south and the west. into next week, low pressure will remain dominant towards the south—west of the country. high pressure to the north and that will mean easterly winds will remain with us. they will fluctuate between south—easterly ones which may bring something milder but also those chillier north—easterly ones too. most staying dry. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: smiles and applause after congress

on wednesday got a little bit more stark across the uk, with low cloud dominant across parts of east anglia and the south—west. a breeze off a chilly sea. 9 celsius the high for one or two, but in the sunshine, and plenty of it further north and west, high teens and low 20s. and considering our wind is coming from the east, and will be for the next few days, you look downwind, clumps of cloud of running into the same areas that we have seen during the past 2a hours. so more cloud around on thursday. maybe the odd brighter break here and there. but east anglia and the south—east always prone to the odd spot of rain and drizzle and maybe a few splashes of drizzle further west. a few breaks in the clouds towards devon and cornwall, the channel islands but probably a little bit of a cloudier start across wales, compared to what we saw yesterday morning. further north, though, sunshine will be out again across much of northern england, after a chilly start. a chilly start but a sunny start in northern ireland. the odd mist or fog patch. in scotland, more chilly start, dry and sunny. around m

more clouds pushing through east anglia later. the onshore wind keeping things cooler in the north sea coast. more cloud in northern england. reducing spots of rain and something heavier edging its way into parts of cornwall, isles of scilly and the channel islands. a bit of uncertainty as to how far north and how much rain we will see from the system. at the moment it looks like parts of cornwall, and the channel islands are seeing the ran through the day. saturday parts of northern england, north wales and northern ireland more cloud, morning rain and drizzle but turning dry in the afternoon. pleasant to the west. a little bit more sunshine through east anglia and the south—east where it will start to feel warmer. the rain whether it gets to the south coast of not, it does push away into europe. lighter winds crucial to southern areas. a bit more sunshine. cooler across northern and eastern areas. more cloud. and and northern ireland. —— more cloud for scotland and northern ireland. it's the last day of campaigning in the

temperatures really responding to that, as well, 27, again, around the murray firth, down across east anglia, and on the eastern shores of england. but all that heat eventually sparked thunderstorm activity. a lot of you telling us about that on our twitter feed. and it was really there to be had right across the north of england. spectacular amounts of lightning for some of you. but underneath it, my word, what a drenching to be had. notjust of rain — a lot of you reported on the hail, and for some, my word, it alljust passed you by, and it was a glorious day. first off on sunday, a fresh start for many. single figures in some southern counties. a dull old start or the north—west of england, then arching through north—west scotland, and a chance for a little bit of rain on the breeze. once again on into the day, a lot of fine weather, maybe one or two showers on the eastern borders of england and scotland. further west, dry, fine for the most part. bits and pieces of sunshine coming through boosting temperatures. northern ireland would do nicely. dry weather there. so to across the no

late in the day before some of that rain begins to break out towards the meridian over towards east anglia. following on behind, much muggier air and coming back into the south of the british isles. that could spawn some really quite violent strong thunderstorms in the wee hours of bank holiday monday. and notice those temperatures again — not be lower than 1a or 16, a fresher feel before the rain belt. bank holiday monday, the rain further north the area most at risk of seeing temperatures soar away again with the attendant thunderstorms is east anglia and the south—east. that's a little fresher, quieter, across the south—west. monday into tuesday, an area of low pressure just throws this weakening weather front across the british isles. notice the number of isobars. quite windy for a time until we get to wednesday, when it will settle down. indeed, on into thursday as well, with the high pressure building in. so after the passage of the weather front, and some rain in the midweek — it will be a good deal quieter. this is bbc news. the headlines: british police have released a new

temperatures really responding to that, as well, 27, again, around the murray firth, down across east anglia, and on the eastern shores of england. but all that heat eventually sparked thunderstorm activity. a lot of you telling us about that on our twitter feed. and it was really there to be had right across the north of england. spectacular amounts of lightning for some of you. but underneath it, my word, what a drenching to be had. notjust of rain — a lot of you reported on the hail, and for some, my word, it alljust passed you by, and it was a glorious day. first off on sunday, a fresh start for many. single figures in some southern counties. a dull old start or the north—west of england, then arching through north—west scotland, and a chance for a little bit of rain on the breeze. once again on into the day, a lot of fine weather, maybe one or two showers on the eastern borders of england and scotland. further west, dry, fine for the most part. bits and pieces of sunshine coming through boosting temperatures. northern ireland would do nicely. dry weather there. so to across the no

cloud returning to east anglia. a grey and to the date but at least we shall see one 01’ date but at least we shall see one or two more glimpses of sunshine. warmest weather to scotland. pool b the onshore breeze. by saturday, some rain coming towards cornwall and potentially the channel islands. more cloud across wales, northern england, north midlands, northern ireland, temperatures are holding up. a great start to saturday at but what is happening as we go into saturday, this area of low pressure will not uncertainty as to how far north it will get. but it looks like it will be cornwall and the channel islands with a few showers across devon. cloudy for northern england, north wales and northern ireland. a brit brighter through the day. ——a bit. brightness towards east anglia and the south—east, a little less chilly even though it still rather breezy. the low pressure responsible data clear off into central europe is the go into sunday, opening the door to north—easterly winds. cooler on the northern an

the temperatures really responded to that, as well, at 27 around the murray firth, down across east anglia, and on the eastern shores of england. but all that heat eventually sparked thunderstorm activity. a lot of you told us about that on our twitter feed. and it was really there to be had right across the north of england. spectacular amounts of lightning for some of you. but underneath it, my word, what a drenching to be had. notjust a rain — a lot of you reported on the hail, but for some, it has passed you by, and it was a glorious day. first off on sunday, a fresh start for many. a dull old start or the north—west of england, then arching through north—west scotland, and a chance for a little bit of rain on the breeze. once again on into the day, a lot of fine and of the weather, maybe one or two showers on the eastern borders of england and scotland. further west, dry, fine for the most part. bits pieces of sunshine coming through boosting temperatures. northern ireland would do nicely. dry weather there. so to across the north of wales, northern england, that south and west,

it may be that we see the return of thunderstorms across central and southern england, towards east anglia and the south—east. notice how sticky it is again across the south. much fresher further north, where it stays dry for the first part of bank holiday monday. that will not be the way of it, because we pushed the cloud and rain further north, until it becomes extensive or stop you have to be a long way north in scotland to stay dry until this point in the day. the odd burst of rain getting in across the western side of scotland, dank and grisly, the cloud sits low in across the eastern side of the pennines. not without the chance of a rumble of thunder. there is the possibility of the day goes on of furthermore gm moving in towards east anglia and the south—east, increasing the chance of the odd rumble of thunder. quiet perhaps towards wales and the south—west, perhaps a bit of brightness coming on through here. it will help to lift the current —— temperatures somewhat. the cloud and rain keeps its progress going further towards the north. it will be late in the day before we

east anglia and the south east of england may be dry and we have got some warm and muggy air here. temperatures could be higher than 22, but not particularly cold elsewhere either. 17 or 18 typically. but on wednesday we see the rain down across east anglia and the south east of england and this will be the wettest day of the week for this part of the uk. some sunshine follows on and some blustery showers in the north—west and temperatures begin to drop away. the last of the warm and humid air gets pushed away into europe and instead cooler air is heading our way with sunshine and showers. a warning that the cyber attack that hit the nhs on friday is escalating. the head of europol says a new version of the ransomware is being circulated. we've never seen anything like this, unprecedented on this scale. the latest numbers we're seeing, over 200,000 victims in over 150 countries. so clearly a global phenomenon. we'll be looking at the likely disruption as the working week begins and the political row over who's to blame. also on the programme: emmanuel macron is sworn in as france

on wednesday we see the rain across east anglia and the south—east. this will be the wettest day of the week. some sunshine follows on and blustery showers in the north—west. temperatures beginning to drop away. the last of the warm and humid air gets pushed away into europe. instead, cooler air is heading our way with sunshine and showers. this is bbc news. the headlines. the head of the european union's law enforcement agency, europol, says a new version of the malicious software that's disrupted computers around the world has been released. the new french president, emmanuel macron, has promised to rejuvenate france. in his inaugural address, he said the country was on the verge of a great renaissance. the largest nursing union, the royal college of nursing, is to hold a series of protests this summer over the government's one per cent cap on pay rises. labour says its proposed ‘robin hood' tax on financial transactions would raise billions of pounds for public services. now, this is an election like none other. an election called in the afterm

temperatures really responding to that, as well, 27, again, around the murray firth, down across east anglia, and on the eastern shores of england. but all that heat eventually sparked thunderstorm activity. a lot of you telling us about that on our twitter feed. and it was really there to be had right across the north of england. spectacular amounts of lightning for some of you. but underneath it, my word, what a drenching to be had. notjust of rain — a lot of you reported on the hail, and for some, my word, it alljust passed you by, and it was a glorious day. first off on sunday, a fresh start for many. single figures in some southern counties. a dull old start or the north—west of england, then arching through north—west scotland, and a chance for a little bit of rain on the breeze. once again on into the day, a lot of fine weather, maybe one or two showers on the eastern borders of england and scotland. further west, dry, fine for the most part. bits and pieces of sunshine coming through boosting temperatures. northern ireland would do nicely. dry weather there. so to across the no

more cloud around for east anglia and south—east england. the amount to much, but contributing to a grey, damp complexion to the weather for some of us as we damp complexion to the weather for some of us as we go damp complexion to the weather for some of us as we go through wednesday. add in the breeze, it will be on the cool side. particularly on the north sea coast. cloud increases in england, eventually into wales, with a light shower or two. northern counties of england, northern ireland and scotla nd england, northern ireland and scotland still have the sunshine around lipm. not quite as warm as today. on wednesday evening, we keep a lot of cloud for a large part of england and wales, with a few light shower was around, not amounting to much. many of us will stay dry. again, on thursday, the odd shower dotted about. clearer in northern england, northern ireland and scotland. on friday, the wind in southern parts will be stronger and it will feel cooler. at the weekend, low system is kept at bay by blocking area of high pressure to the

damp, outbreaks of rain, especially for east anglia and lincolnshire up in the north—east. and notice this area of low pressure slowly sliding north along the coast. you can see the isobars are tighter packed here. quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire. that area of low pressure comtinues to move northwards. elsewhere, a day of sunshine and showers and gradually drying up across the south—east towards the end of the day. top temperatures, around the mid—teens. so nothing too special. quite cool in the north—east with low cloud and mist. into saturday, it looks like conditions will improve. elsewhere, a bit of sunshine and showers. some of the showers could be heavy and maybe thundery in places. in the sunshine, pleasantly warm. cooler when showers arrive. temperatures in the mid—to—upper teens celsius. and the reason for the conditions are settling down and improving even further into sunday, this area of high pressure exerts its force across the country. importing wind from the south. always a warmer direction, particularly for this time of year. going north

the temperatures really responded to that, as well, at 27 around the murray firth, down across east anglia, and on the eastern shores of england. but all that he eventually sparked a thunderstorm activity. a lot of you told us about that on our twitter feed. it was there to be had right across the north of england. spectacular amounts of lightning for some of you. but underneath it, my word, what a dredging to be had. not just a rain. a lot of you reported on the hail, and for some, it has passed you by. and it was a glorious day. first bus on sunday, a fresh start for many. —— for a start on sunday. a dull start or the north—west of england, then i think it north—west scotland, and a bad for a little bit of rain on the breeze. 0nce for a little bit of rain on the breeze. once again on into the day, a lot of fine and of the weather, maybe one or two showers on the eastern borders of england and scotland. further west, dry, eastern borders of england and scotland. furtherwest, dry, fine for the most part. it is of pieces of sunshine coming through. —— bits and pieces. northern i

more cloud for east anglia and south—east england with showers around. plenty of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still we have the breeze coming from the sea and that really is starting peg back temperatures along these zero the coasts. the breezes coming in from the cool north—east and temperatures are only around eight or9 temperatures are only around eight or 9 degrees so that is suppressing the temperature while the north sea coast, the easterly flow continues on thursday and friday, even into the weekend. this high—pressure close by means a few showers and south—east england and east anglia, a lot ofi south—east england and east anglia, a lot of i weather to come, cooler in the east, the west has the warmest weather. goodbye.

patchy rain in the east midlands and east anglia, and the south—east. breezy around the east coast for some time but away from there, and south—east scotland where we see patches of rain, most places see a return of sunshine and showers as well. some showers can be on the heavy rumble of thunder and temperatures in the mid teens. cooler around the east coast. on saturday. a day of sunny spells interrupting sunshine. have that umbrella ready. persistent rain pushing around the northern isles of scotland. elsewhere temperatures are doing reasonably well with sunshine between showers. in the second half of the weekend, high pressure builds in from the south, squeezing away most of the showers. fewer showers on sunday, you could catch one towards the west but temperatures of about 20 degrees with light winds for most of us. sunday is probably the better day of the weekend but, to summarise, a mix of sunshine with scattered showers. and things could feel chilly overnight. more details on the weather throughout the week ahead at the website. hello. welcome

i were here and i work full—time for anglia water. it is very good here. especially with the tourism industry. there is a huge amount of seasonal work available. looking longer term, there is plenty of opportunities for people to move into long—term jobs with high salaries, things like that. thank you very much. they all look very proficient. we are here because we are looking at wages. wages have been rising much higher than the national average. that is to do with the cities in the area which are creating wealth in terms of pay. we will be talking about all of pay. we will be talking about all of this later on serving up a can and examined is. and we have fruit for any vegetarians who are questioning us about that. i am going to leave you with the swimmers. so, let's get the news, travel and weather where you are this morning. good morning from bbc london news. i'm sonja jessup. detectives from scotland yard counterterrorism squad have searched five homes and a business in east london as part of an investigation into a suspected plot targeting the uk.